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Brick Lane Jamme Masjid Prayer Times
Today's prayer times at Brick Lane Jamme Masjid, London (Tuesday, 11th August 2026): Fajr 03:59, Dhuhr 13:11, Asr 17:08, Maghrib 20:34, Isha 21:40.
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A historic Spitalfields mosque whose building has served as a Huguenot chapel and a synagogue before becoming a mosque, today serving the Bangladeshi community of Tower Hamlets.
Brick Lane Jamme Masjid — Today's Prayer Times
Tuesday, 11th August 2026 · London area times (London Unified Prayer Timetable)
| Prayer | Begins |
|---|---|
| Fajr Dawn | |
| Sunrise Shurūq | |
| Dhuhr Midday | |
| Asr Afternoon | |
| Maghrib Sunset | |
| Isha Night |
These are the astronomical adhan (start) times for London. Brick Lane Jamme Masjid sets its own jama'ah (congregation) times — usually 15–30 minutes later. See below.
Fajr
03:59
Sunrise
05:37
Dhuhr
13:11
Asr
17:08
Maghrib
20:34
Isha
21:40
London Unified
About Brick Lane Jamme Masjid
Brick Lane Jamme Masjid occupies one of London's most historically significant religious buildings. The current structure on Brick Lane was built in 1743 as a Huguenot chapel for French Protestant refugees fleeing persecution. It subsequently became a Methodist chapel, then a synagogue serving the Jewish immigrant community of Spitalfields, and finally a mosque in 1976 when the area became home to a large Bangladeshi Muslim community — a remarkable 280-year arc of religious history in a single building.
Today the mosque is a cornerstone of the Bangladeshi Muslim community in Tower Hamlets and wider East London, providing five daily prayers, multiple Friday Jumu'ah sessions, Quranic education for children and adults, welfare support, and a range of community services. Its iconic location on Brick Lane — one of London's most visited streets — makes it a point of pilgrimage for both Muslims and those interested in London's multicultural history.
- Address
- 59 Brick Lane, Spitalfields, London E1 6QL
- Founded
- 1976
- Tradition
- Sunni (Bangladeshi community)
- Phone
- 020 7247 8560
- Website
- www.bricklanejamme.com
Facilities
- Women's prayer area
- Wudu facilities
- Parking (Paid parking on Commercial Street and nearby NCP car parks)
- Wheelchair access
- Khutbah in English
- Khutbah in Bengali
- Khutbah in Arabic
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